But, as more and more students are learning to code, an increasing number are finding themselves accused of plagiarism.Īccording to a recent New York Times article, at Brown University, more than half of the violations of the academic code involved cheating in computer science classes. Programming classes are rapidly becoming among the most popular classes at universities.

In this post, guest blogger Jonathan Bailey examines the rise of plagiarism in computer science classes. In honor of National STEM Day, we are investigating plagiarism in the STEM subjects.

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